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Show ' THE PAYSONIAN. PAtSON, UTAH MRS. ALFRED R. WILSON, Editrcs. ' The Paysonian will deem it a favor if parties having or learning of any social functions will please hand or phone in the news to Mrs. ' Alfred Vv ilson, who has been engaged as Society Editress. fc ' One of the most enjoyable soe-- i ials of the winter was given last Thursday evening by .Mrs. Sam Douglass Jr., in honor of ( G F. Dixon, superintendent of the First Ward Sunday School and his officers and teachers. Each guest . wore something about them which suggested their hobby and the prize for guessing the greater number was awarded to Mrs. Alfred R. Wilson. Miss Eva Clayson carried off the honors in the cartoon contest. Hoover priz.es. consisting of garden seeds and a bag of cormneal were presented. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Bert, Fay, Marjorie and Douglass White and Knight Walkinshaw. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. F. Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bates, Mi-- and Mrs. Joseph Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Justin- A. Loveless, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Staheli, Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. White, Mr. and Mrs. X. K. White, Mrs. Lewis White, Mr. and Airs. Alfred R. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. AVm. D. Dixon, Miss Lydia Sehram, Miss Mary Wride, Miss llattie Wride, Miss Wildee Dixon, Miss Deon Dixon, Miss Margaret Dixon, Miss Eva Clayson, Miss Ruby Sehram, Miss Hazel Elmer, Miss Wilma Elmer and George Amos. , Mrs. John T. Laid, Airs. L. D. Stewart, Mrs. C. F. Dixon, Mrs. Anna E. Bertelsen and Airs. Ray Stevens were the guests of Airs. R. A. Porter at dinner on Tuesday of last week. The members of the Afternoon Sewing Club were the guests of Airs. John Cravens on Thursday of last week. The time passed pleasantly with the usual industrial period and social chat followed by luncheon. (Grandmother (ravens, and- Airs. John Vance were invited guests. - Airs. Arthur Kerr was hostess to the Entre Nous club Thursday afternoon at her home. The ladies of the Alerry club Avere pleasantly entertained on Friday by Airs. Bert Stevens, the social period a profitable afternoon at the Red. Cross seAA'ing room. Alat-ro- n Fourteen of the young school friends of James Ellswoijth, oldest son of Air. and Airs. J. C. Ellsworth, gave him a pleasant surprise on Friday afternoon. 1 - i t m nmw members aiul other friends of the hostess were: Mrs. J. A. Clayton, Airs. Charles Howard, Air.-,- . Charles Douglass, Airs. AlAirs. Simon lred R. b itham. Airs. Will AIcClellan, Airs. Leonard Steineekert, Airs. W. King Driggs, Airs. C.W. Airs. Karl F. Keeler, Airs. Roland Tietjen, Airs. J. C. Ellsworth, Afrs. Arthur Kerr, Airs. Dave Jluish, Airs. William Airs. Fern Gray and Aliss Leatham of Provo. 1 x Wrl-ion- mi , llig-gcn- Tol-hurs- t, . Fin-layso- n, Ten little friends of Louise Dixon gathered at her home on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate her 10th birthday anniversary. The time Avas spent Avith music and games of various kinds, Grace Douglass and Blanchard Dixon Avinning the prizes. Those Mildred Cutler, present Evelyn Reid, Grace Douglass, Iris Evans, Aladelyn and Delsa Tolhurst, Helen Bean, Nyda Barnett, Gwendolyn Wride, Evelyn Tilson, Blanchard and Louise Avere Dixon. The Agricultural dub Avill give a high school social in the gymnasium on Friday, March 15th. Friday night the Junior Prom will be given in the Pavilion. Alusic by the Payson Band. Gar returns to Springville at 1 :30 oclock. Next Friday morning the will give their program. .Small AVe know they are Ave exx Hope hut pect something special from them in this program. Sul-llig- h never-the-les- Last Friday morning, March 1st, the Freshmen gave their class program. It Avas all they said it Avould be and then some. They are really beginning to show signs of life. Xephi having forfeited the game to Payson, our boys played Pleasant Grove last Friday evening. The Payson boys kept up the old pep and defeated the visitors by a score of 38 to 32. After the game a very successful dance Avas given by the Year Book staff of the High School. Air. and Airs. E. C. Petrie enOne of the best Year Books tertained the S. AV. club Saturday evening. The evening Avas ever Avorked out is being planned spent in music, games and re- for by the Payson High School this year. Business advertisefreshments. ments are all new and you busiAirs. John Kinder arrived ness men should boost for the home last Thursday from South- Year Book. A Avide circulation ern California Avhere she spent is already foreseen and every citthe Avinter with her daughter, izen of Payson should he interAlable Bell, Avhose husband is ested in it. employed in one of Uncle Sams The next Lyceum number will She reports having a most enjoyable time, having be a lecture by Arthur AV. Evvisited a number of places of in- ans, the great AVelsh Avit and terest. Among other sights she humor lecturer. He lias been witnessed the launching of one with Ellison White Chautauqua of Uncle Sams large steel mer- Bureau and is highly recomchant vessels and tAo submar- mended by a number of Lyceum ines. She met a number of Pay Bureaus throughout the United son people while there, and had States. This number Avill be on the pleasure of a number of trips March 13th. on the ocean,' 'which was the grandest sight of all to her. Said The debating teams for the she enjoyed every minute of the Payson High School have been times Avliile there, but Avas glad appointed. The question for deto be at home again in old Pay- - bate is: Resolved, that Utah SOll. should adopt the Graduated InThe come Tax Scale System. Airs. C. Jensen Avas tendered affirmative learn will be reprea surprise on Wednesday even sented by the following students : ing ot last Avcek by her daugh- Frank Backman, Ray Butler, ter, Airs. Kemp Butterfield, the and Ralph Filson; the negative occasion being her 70th. birth- by Earl Page, ChrystalWare and day.' A most enjoyable evening Glenn Loveless. Debating should aa as spent by tAventy-- f our guests be supported the same as other present, among Avhom were Mis activities. Jensens son, . Jensen and faw LETTER OF APPRECIATION. ily of Goshen, and John C. Johnson and family of Better discontinue the ad on Santaquin. 3 .cheat and send a bill. BetAve.-Postmastr and Airs. Adelbert ,ic ailvci ii.s,,ig of 'l Ik Piiysmiia: m. i in- K. Jiuisn entertained at dinner rcccni Rouml-uiluish foi fill Omer Airs. all i!ik tie ordis Sunday Air. and and children oi Salt Lake and 'ev Zealand AAhcut. I do ap; ic me push Jlu At,. Ed Tomkins, their nephew, A ork and exerts Ajsh you .Vv. City. of 'aysouiar every success. I am also proud that Genola is producing seed MAKING MEATLESS wheat approved by tbe governDAYS PERMANENT. ment experts. R. L. FILLMORE, In the meatless menu there Is a ferGenola, Santaquin, Utah. new and nourship-yard- s. sou-iu-la- u, The officers of the First Ward Religion Class met at the home of Airs. Aland Carson Alonday afternoon to arrange for the childrens social. Afrs. Carson had arranged a pleasant surprise for them in connection Avitii the work. Luncheon Avas served to Arrs. Mary Elmer, Airs. Nellie Elmer, Airs. Alary Hall, Afrs. Kate Provstgaard, Mrs. Daisy Franoom, Airs. Charles Bates and Afiss F. Leah Loveless. tile p field for developing ishing dishes, according to E. H. Niles, Aliss Elizabeth Simons Avas writing In the Hotel Gazette, who bepresent shortage of surprised Sunday afternoon by lieves that the will m end with the and fats meat Her friends. little of her ten of but may grow more peace, coming sister, Airs. Arthur Kerr, assist- acute and continue for five or six ed in entertaining the guests. years, thus making It worth while to develop menus of grain, vegetables on a more or less permanent Donna Wilson entertained a and can he replaced by cereals Meat basis. friends number of her little girl foods, or may be other and protein afternoon. on Saturday They served in very small portions as a fla-- . spent the time Avitii fancy Avork voring for other food. In making up after which refreshments Avere meatless menus this author finds our American Creole and southern cuisine served. .. a broad field for investigation. Oh Ye Good Times Dancing h Tt dub gave another in their series isnt necessarily courage of dancing parties at the Second that enables many a woman to Ward Amusement Hall last Fri- put on a hold face. day evening. The disgrace of being offeree To honor Airs. AVm. Finlayson, a bribe seems to depend upon the ladies of the Justamere club the smallness thereof. met at her home on Thursday It appears that some Pavson afternoon, the occasion being greatly enjoyed by all present. mens idea of a country is a A dainty lunch Avas served six- tiling to find fault with. teen guests. The agricultural department Floyd Wilson Avas hostess is advertising for 1,000 goats at a charmingly arranged lunoli-- - Lets get the Kaisers first. m Saturday afternoon. Sue i! It seems a shame that no one Avas assist cil by her sister, Afrs. Ray Done of Salt Lake, and Air. lias ever been aide to determine Frank Sclman. The others pres- aa hat kind of breakfast food used. ent iueluding Justamere club Airs. Me-ihusel- ' ! High School Notes jj In Social Circles - I "Wise to tlie Game This is the type of man our community needs. The man who is wise to the game. The man He is onto all the tricks of the mail order business. Hes got them who cant be April-foolesmiles down so all as he passes up the gold brick on his way home with his basket of he pat, and home bought goods on his arm. Take a good look at this man, for we need more of his kind. The crying need of today is for more men and women who refuse to be fooled by this most gigantic swindle of modern times. Every community needs men and women who will investigate values. Let us all get wise for themselves, who will compare home values with basket. to this game and place our money in the Trade-at-Hom-e Notice to Creditors. PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP out-of-tow- n NOTICES. Estate of Lucy S. Wilson, de- ceased. Creditors will present claims Consult the County Clerk or with vouchers to the underthe respective signers for fursigned administrator at his resither information. dence at Elberta, Utah, or to Booth & Booth, attorneys, Knight Fourth Judicial District Court Block, Provo, Utah, on or before of the State of Utah, in and for the 15th of May, 1918. day Utah County, Probate Division. J. C. WILSON, In the matter of the Last Will aud Testament of Jacob Bessan, deceased; and in the matter of the Estate of Rosine Bessan, de- and Booth, Attorneys ceased. Easy Fitting or Snug loose or roomy, the very way you want your clothes, thats the way we will tailor them. Theyll fit you and nobody else. When you are measured for Shoenbrun Say Shayne-Bru- n Tailoring you know before hand your clothes will be merchant-tailored- , pains taken to build them PLENTY OF PROOF. just the way you have been From People You Know From wanting them. Theres generous full value in the Pure Wool Payson Citizens. fabrics, in the linings, in the The greatest skeptic can hardand they are sold convince by evi- workmanship, ly fail to dence like this. It is impossible to you with this guarantee: to produce better proof of merit We Are Not Satisfied than the testimony of residents Unless You Are of Payson, of people who can be SALE NOW ON AT seen at any time. Read the following case of it: Mrs. A. R. Potter, Depot St., Not only myself Payson, says: but others 'of the family have Your Clothier used Doans Kidney Pills. I know from the good results Doans PressKidney pills gave us that they Altering, Cleaning, and Dyeing. ing are a remedy of worth for kidney Aveakness. , Sometimes my back has been wreak and lame and would ache dreadfully. My i kidneys would be inactive, too. I have bought Doans Kidney Pills with your home merchants. at Iluishs Drug Co. and they They help pay t the taxes, have always given me the desired relief and strengthened my kidkeep up the schools, build neys. road9, and make this a comPrice 60c, at all dealers. Dont munity worth while. You simply ask for a kidney remedy will find the advertising of get Doans Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Potter uses. the best ones in this paper. Co., Props., Buffalo, Xeiv York. J. C. Barney Spend Your Money Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the above estates, which are being administrated jointly, to the creditors and all personshaving claims against said deceased persons, or either of them, to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administratrix) at the office of R. A. Porter, Attorney for said administratrix, in Payson City, County of Utah, State of Utah, which said office the undersigned selects as her place of business in all matters connected with the estates of said above named deceased per- In the District Court of Utah County, State of Utah, Fourty Judicial District, Probate Division. Estate of Jonathan S. Page, Junior, and Lilyus Millicent Page Deceased. Notice to Creditors No. 2808 Probate Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his office in Payson City, County of Utah, state ot Utah, on or before the 31st day of December, A. D., 1918. The estates of said deceased persons are being administered jointly, Letters of Administration with the Will Annexed sons. having been issued to the underMARTHA HOUSER, Administratrix of the Estates signed upon the admission to of Jacob Besan and Rosine Bes- probate of the Last Will and Testament of Jonathan S. Page, san, deceased. Dated and first published Feb- Junior, deceased. ruary 21, 1918. Jonathan S. Page III, Administrator. Fourth Judicial District Court first and published Signed of the State of Utah, in and for this 28th of February, A.D. day Utah County, Probate Division. 1918. In the matter of the Last Will R. A. Porter, and Testament of William II. Attorney for Administrator Taylor, deceased. O. Address, Payson, Utah. P. Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, executor of the Last Will and Testament of William H. Taylor, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at his office in Salem, Utah County, Utah. Lots of fellows who go through life with four aces in their hands do no know how to play them. Natural history teaches us that the leopard cannot change Jhis spots, but the flea is more active. In some homes daughter is a big help to mother when she keeps out of mothers way. ANGUS D. TAYLOR, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of William II. Taylor, deceased. R. A. Porter, Attorney for Executor. Dated and first published Feb- ruary 21st, 1913. Has Your Com' Subscription time yoli in town. Expired? "i renew tt next m |